Black River Observatory
Galaxies
Nebula
Solar System
SkyCam
Aurora
Nebula
Nebula are clouds of dust and gases located within our own galaxy. Some of these nebula are regions where new stars are being born. Others are actually created by the explosions of dying stars. The gases in some nebula are hot enough to produce their own light. Other types of nebula are lit up by nearby stars...like a headlight in the fog.
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| M-1 Crab Nebula | IC-5070 Using WO80 In H-Alpha | IC-1318 In H-Alpha | IC-5146 Cocoon Nebula |
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| NGC-7538 | NGC-650 Little Dumbbell Nebula | M-16 Eagle Nebula In H-Alpha | M-16 Eagle Nebula |
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| NGC-2392 Eskimo Nebula | IC-434 Horse Head Nebula In H-Alpha | IC-410 Tadpoles In H-Alpha | IC-1805 In H-Alpha |
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| IC-1590 Pacman Nebula In H-Alpha | IC-1590 Pacman Nebula | NGC-7000 North American Nebula In H-Alpha | M-27 Dumbbell Nebula |
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| NGC-6905 In H-Alpha | Part Of NGC-6960 Veil Nebula In H-Alpha | IC-1848 In H-Alpha | IC-1848 |
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| IC-63 In H-Alpha | Merope Part Of M-45 Pleiades Star Cluster | NGC-7635 Bubble Nebula | M-57 Ring nebula |
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| Part Of M-42 Orion Nebula | NGC-6781 |
